Ilektra Vasouli

People | Clinical Genetics

Shaun Griffin

People | Clinical Genetics

Dr Lawrence Hayes

People

Clinical interests: Dr Hayes is a Consultant Physician in Rehabilitation Medicine at the Wolfson Rehabilitation Centre, St George’s Hospital. His practice areas include neurorehabilitation for acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, peripheral neurology and spasticity. He has a special interest in hemiplegic shoulder pain and in complex rehabilitation with comorbid …
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Dr Camilla Clarke

People | Dr Camilla Clarke

Dr Pauls Auce

People | Dr Pauls Auce

Consultant Neurologist  Dr Auce has specialist interest in epilepsy. In addition to epilepsy clinics he also leads VNS clinic. For epilepsy related administrative queries please use adult.epilepsy@stgeorges.nhs.uk If you’re a patient with epilepsy under the care of Dr Auce and have clinical query please contact epilepsy nurse specialists (please note …
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Dr Lakshminarasimhan Kuppurao

People | Anaesthesia, Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia

Dr. Lakshminarasimhan Kuppurao obtained his MBBS degree from Madurai Medical College, India in 1991, and his MD in anaesthesia from Christian Medical College, Vellore. He completed his anaesthetic training in the Wessex deanery, acquiring an FRCA qualification during this time. He has worked as a consultant in several cardiac centres …
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Ms Fay Greenway

People | Neurosurgery, Spinal surgery
, Traumatic brain injury

Mr Paul Vaughan

People | Thoracic surgery

Ms Melanie Jenkins

People | Thoracic surgery

Myutan Kulendran

People | Myutan Kulendran

Services General surgery Bariatric surgery Clinical Interest Myutan Kulendran is a Consultant General Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer at St George’s University Hospital. He specialises in upper gastrointestinal conditions including anti-reflux/hiatus hernia surgery, GI dysmotility (achalasia and gastroparesis), bariatric surgery, gallstone disease and hernias. He regularly performs revisional bariatric operations. …
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